Site visits with clients and colleagues, such as landscape designer Beth MacFawn, inform Foote’s work, which is always created as a response to the land and conditions.

This was an exciting project; collaborating with owners, architect, pond company and landscape installer.

Beth took advantage of the location of home, which is set back within the lot.

Beth MacFawn created a retaining wall of stone—dubbed “the weeping wall”

“No lawn,” requested Bozeman, Montana, homeowners – much to the delight of their landscape designer, Beth MacFawn.

I worked with the other members to ensure that the landscape design and other design elements and concepts properly and creatively considered the local eco-region, cul­ture, and economy of Helena.

Beth MacFawn advises that First Snow pirea can be planted with Tufted Hairgrass, Snowdrop Anemone, or Sweet Woodruff.

Beth McFawn actually went out on the property before any digging took place and mapped out the areas where each species of wildflower grew and then dug up the flowers to be replanted after the house was finished.

Western Interior Magazine’s Gold List Feature

“… created by landscape designer Beth MacFawn, the garden overlooks a man-made pond.”